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Bachtrack @bachtrack Mar 23

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Joyful and exhilarating Mozart and more from Pygmalion at 20
✍️ Nick Boston
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bachtrack.com Joyful and exhilarating Mozart and more from Pygmalion at 20 At the Barbican, Raphaël Pichon's Pygmalion celebrate their 20th birthday in style, with joyful Mozart alongside Mendelssohn, Bruckner and Schubert.

Bachtrack @bachtrack 1d

The kids are alright: stunning, mature Mahler 9 from the Curtis Symphony under Yannick Nézet-Séguin
✍️ Cameron Kelsall
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bachtrack.com The kids are alright: stunning, mature Mahler 9 from Curtis Symphony "Professor" Yannick Nézet-Séguin leads his students in a thrilling account of the composer's most grown-up work.

Bachtrack @bachtrack 1d

Nymphs, gods, satyrs and... flying beds? Stefan Herheim’s new staging of La Calisto premieres in Berlin
✍️ Elena Luporini
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bachtrack.com Herheim’s new La Calisto premieres at the Staatsoper Berlin In a co-production with MusikTheater an der Wien, the Staatsoper Unter den Linden presents Cavalli's La Calisto in a quirky, vibrant new vest tailored by conductor Christina Pluhar and director...

Bachtrack @bachtrack 1d

Poetry and power with Thibaudet, Payare and the New York Philharmonic @nyphil
✍️ Susan Stempleski
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bachtrack.com Poetry and power with Thibaudet, Payare and the New York Philharmonic A French pianist and a Venezuelan conductor shine in a program of Romantic classics by Liszt and Bruckner.